[Sometime in the afternoon, the door to the prison will open gently. No one will walk out of it; in a flash, a woman will be at the door leading outside, and opening it. She will take several steps outside, and then stop in the sun. She is beautiful to look at, if slightly haughty. Tall and slender, with jet black ringlets and pale, smooth skin, it
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Sindragosa...?
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Her voice, when she speaks, is almost musical. However, a keen listener would be able to pick out the similarities between the strained witch-whisper and the hoarse scream.]
Do I know you, mortal?
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Hn. It's a long story, so don't worry. You'll only get a headache. [ Trailing off... ] My name is Willard.
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Circling the building, she looks to the blue dragon before stopping and doing little more than flapping her wings to keep herself in the air. She ducks her head in a politely acknowledging gesture before she speaks. ]
Well, it looks like you've had the same run of bad luck as I have, hm?
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I have no memory of returning here, no. What of you?
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When I was a whelp, the fae pulled this same idiocy on me and a group of humans for a short time.
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[All the same, she had never heard of it, and Neltharion had a loud roar. That makes her think of something more troubling.]
Did they maze us? Is this why we have arrived here? Fae are but capricious legends, but if they exist in a pocket world, perhaps there is some truth to the stories...
[She thinks for a while, then shakes her head.] I will look further into this.
Forgive me. We are allies in a strange land. Your name?
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Nothing else seemed to matter at that point. She could smell and lick trees any other time of the day, especially given how long she had stayed in Demeleier the last time she was there.
So she'll follow her nose to where Sindragosa rests at the temple, approaching slowly, dragoncane in hand. ]
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When she sees the red head of the dragon on her cane, she spreads her wings a little.]
And who are you, little mortal?
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[ Inquisitive. Intrigued. Quite a few words fit the bill, but it doesn't answer the dragon's question exactly. But the scents coming from the top of the temple where she rests tickle her nose, familiar and yet, all the same, foreign. ]
It's not often you smell a dragon these days, after all.
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Indeed? Well, I must admit that you are the first of your kind I have seen or smelled. What manner of creature are you?
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She frowns a little, not approaching closer but not saying anything either. ]
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[ Maybe she should just start talking to it - who knows where it will bring her. ]
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